Investigate the miscarriages of justice that occurred in Tulia, Texas. Write an analysis documenting the key explanations for this miscarriage of justice
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[order_calculator]Choose ‘any’ topic of Western civilization from 1689 to present (from your book or any other source – I leave that choice up to you). Your paper could be about major political, social, economic and intellectual factors of any given era in the time-frame named above. Furthermore, you could write about people, buildings, battles, objects, and legends that you find interesting. The only requirement is that your topic is ‘historical’ in nature. Must have at least 2 sources.
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[order_calculator]Research on this assignment and write 5 pages based on the question: “A Raisin in the Sun” -Lorraine Hansberry.
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[order_calculator]Research on this assignment and write 5 pages based on the question: Use ONE example of an organisation or issue you are familiar with to explore: In what ways is gender relevant for work and organisation in the 21st century.
Ensure that the assignment is original free from plagiarism and use journals and book as references.
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[order_calculator]Research on this assignment and write 5 pages based on the question: the role of legal representation in Australian local court and supreme court.
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[order_calculator]For this paper, you will choose two of the texts we have read this semester and compare them. One of the two texts must be a prose selection (Herodotus’ Histories, Demosthenes’ Philippics, Lysias’ On the Death of Eratosthenes, Pericles’ funeral oration, Plato’s Symposium, or Longus’ Daphnis and Chloe); the other can be any of the texts we have read, including poetry.
Your paper should not simply list all possible similarities or differences between two texts. It should instead be focused upon one particular aspect of the texts, and should take a position about the ultimate significance of the similarity or difference between the two text. You may, for instance, want to focus on the portrayal of women, the meaning of heroism, the attitude towards the gods, etc. Your thesis might explain a similarity or difference based on the differences between the genres, the differences in the time period and contemporary events, the intentions of the authors, etc.
Content
Your paper should include:
1. A thesis statement that explains not only what aspect of the texts you focused on, but also your explanation of the similarities/differences between the two texts.
2. A discussion of the similarities/differences between the two texts in reference to the focus of your study that includes citations of the texts (you need not include all possible examples, just the most important ones).
3. An argument for the explanation of the similarities/differences laid out in your thesis.s
4. A conclusion that briefly summarizes the argument of your paper.
Format
Your paper should be 4-5 pages long.
Your paper should be typed in 12 point Times New Roman font. The page should have 1” margins on all sides, and the text should be double-spaced. Do not put extra spaces between paragraphs.
Make sure your paper is stapled!
To cite the text that you are working with, use a parenthetical citation at the end of the sentence which contains the quote. A parenthetical citation has the name of the text followed by a comma and then the line number(s). For instance,
“You yourself are not one who shall live long, but now already death an powerful destiny are standing beside you” (Iliad, 16.852-853).
Do not consult or cite secondary sources for your paper. This paper should reflect your own interpretation of the passage.
Please provide your name in the header on each page of your paper. Do not include any other information (such as the date, the course name or number, etc.).
You may include a title (underlined and centered), but it is not necessary.
You may submit your paper in class on the day it is due, or you may submit it via the dropbox on ANGEL that I will set up. I will accept late papers, but I will subtract 5 points for every day it is late.
Your paper should use proper grammar and spelling! (See below)
Spelling, Grammar, and Style
1. Proper spelling and grammar are vital components of a good paper. Make sure to edit your paper – and don’t just use spellcheck! Re-read the paper yourself (reading it out loud is especially helpful for catching errors), and ask a friend to read over it. Some grammatical points to remember:
The titles of texts are italicized, so write the Medea or the Lysistrata.
In referring to ancient Greece, ‘ancient’ is not capitalized. When you refer to an aspect of Greece, such as Greek culture or Greek religion, only capitalize ‘Greek’.
Be careful with apostrophes. Anytime you are referring to something that belongs to someone, as a physical object or even a quality, you will need an apostrophe: Helen’s husband, Helen’s shame. If the person’s name ends with an ‘s’, you still need an apostrophe, although you don’t need an ‘s’: Paris’ wife, Achilles’ anger.
Be mindful of your punctuation, especially semicolons. Semicolons should not be used as commas. They should instead separate closely related independent clauses.
2. Even a paper with no spelling or grammatical errors can sound unpolished without proper attention to style. Some points to remember:
Good writing is concise. Long, meandering sentences and phrases detract from clarity, so don’t use ten words where two will do. Don’t write “Achilles kills Hector due to the fact that Hector killed Patroclus,” write “Achilles kills Hector because Hector killed Patroclus”.
Good writing is precise. Don’t make generalizing statements (words and phrases like ‘all,’ ‘every’ ‘every time,’ ‘for all of time,’ and so on have no place in your paper!). Claims about the text must be backed up by specific evidence/examples. Don’t just say “The Iliad is about facing and overcoming the fear of death, as can be seen in the poem’s constant references to the destined deaths of the Greek and Trojan heroes” – provide actual examples from the text where it refers to the destined deaths of the heroes.
Good writing is formal. To avoid sounding casual, don’t use contractions, abbreviations, (such as etc.), or first or second person.
Good writing is clear. One important component of clarity is word usage: flowery language actually makes reading difficult, so avoid long or obscure words when common words will do. ‘Use’ is better than ‘utilize’.
Good writing is strong. Avoid passive constructions (e.g. don’t write “Hector is killed by Achilles” when you could write “Achilles killed Hector”). When presenting your thesis and evidence, be confident; don’t write “seems to be,” just write “is”.
3. Make sure to incorporate quotations into the text of your paper smoothly. Quotations should never begin or end a paragraph. Quotations should also be properly explained, both in terms of their context in the text, and their relation to the point you are trying to make.
4. Pay attention to the structure of your paper. Organize your paper so that your argument is presented in a sensible way, with each new piece of evidence building up to your thesis. Before you begin writing your paper, try creating an outline of the paragraphs you will be writing in the body of your paper: each paragraph should deal with a different aspect of your argument, each paragraph should build off the previous one, and each paragraph should relate back directly to your thesis. If your paragraphs do this, you probably have a good structure. To support your structure and clarity, try to have each paragraph begins with a sentence that mentions what it will be talking about, and how that relates back to the thesis.
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The study consists of three main sections:
Section I : General Framework and Methodology of the Study
Section II : Theoretical Framework and previous studies
Section III : Data Analysis, Results, and Recommendations
For the section III : you will do only the recommendation base on the first 2 sections
Study question
Can e-marketing effect the customer services quality from the Kuwait customer point view?
What e-marking can do to the telecom company in Kuwait to improve the quality of customer services?
Can e-marketing enhance the quality of customer services?
Hypotheses
1. There is no relationship between the informational base and quality customer service.
2. There is no relationship between R & D and quality customer service.
3. There is no correlation between the degree of safety and quality customer service.
4. There is no relationship between marketing strategy and quality customer service.
5. There is no impact of electronic marketing to quality customer service.
6. There are no statistically significant differences in the study sample answers to customer service quality due to demographic factors.
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[order_calculator]In his 2009 article in Die Unterrichtspraxis, "Machine Translation in the German Classroom: Detection, Reaction, Prevention," Soren Steding says that use of online language tranlation sites should be strictly forbidden in German language learning. He notes that while some authors feel that Machine Translation (MT) has a place in the classroom, "many language instructors probably will encounter it as an uninvited guest" (p. 178). This is because students usually use it without questioning the accuracy of the translation; to them, if the Internet site supplies it, it must be Okay. Also, giving a machine-translated text can be considered plagiarism"… because it is passing off the ideas or words of another (here: the software) as one’s own" (p. 178). He says,"The first step in Machine Translation-prevention in the German classroom is to make it absolutely clear to students that the use of machine translation is not allowed. The penalty for using machine translation should be spelled out clearly." (p. 186). Do online translation sites have a place in language learning classrooms? What evidence can you cite that helps define an appropriate and helpful role that supports both instructors and students?
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[order_calculator]Research on this assignment and write 5 pages based on the question: Compare evidence from the UK and at least one other country as to the work life balance and discuss the effect it has on the well being of individuals in each. Which of these countries has the healthiest work-life balance? Why?.
Ensure that the assignment is original free from plagiarism and use journals and book as references.
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[order_calculator]The greater western sydney region is a culturally diverse population. Meeting the palliative care needs of this popution poses many challenges. Discuss the importance of providing spiritually and culturally appropriate care for a person and their family recieving palliation. To illustrate your understanding of spiritual and culturally appropriate care discuss the applicationof these principles to the culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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